After my tutorial today with Rosie Gunn I took the time to think about a clearer rational about my installation piece.
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Comment from my previous post. |
I was also given a site to look at:
http://postsecret.com/. The website is an ongoing community art project where people mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a post card. The website was inspiring to some extent as it gave me inspiration on being able to give a clearer rational about my work.
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PostSecret website: Check it out if you already haven't. |
I started to produce some mind-maps on how I could go about rationalising my idea, and have come up with a solution to why and how my audience would engage with my installation piece. I really liked the idea of secrets being told anonymously, and so I thought it would be a good idea to allow the audience to blurt out one of their secrets to a single booth, acting as a "digital God" of some sort. Like the website everything will come across as anonymous.
So overall I would not be using two booth's as mentioned in my previous post. Instead I would create a small single interactive booth with the same concept of hiding their identity, by wearing a white plain mask and changing their tone of voice. The design of the booth wouldn't be the same as previously posted but I will work something out to make it suitable for the audience to interact with it.
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Mask that would be used to cover the audience's face. |
So after looking more into confessional booth's I came across another artist who had a similar idea. Jamie Smith had created a confessional booth, in which the audience would engage in by anonymously writing their confessions on a piece of paper, and placed it in an art gallery for two weeks.
With the confessions he receives Jamie Smith creates art pieces/paintings that relate to the confessions.
This gave me the inspiration to use the confessions recorded from the booth I will be creating. I will be creating a website or blog specifically dedicated to the confessional booth, in which I will post the outcome (video's) of the booth online.
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Another booth in which the audience write their confessions |
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